How to spell STARKNED correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "Starkned" could be "Starkness" or "Starken". "Starkness" refers to the quality of being stark or severe, while "Starken" means to make something stark or severe. Both options are more accurate and commonly used than "Starkned".
List of suggestions on how to spell Starkned correctly
- Sharked
- Snarked The gossip columnist snarked about the celebrity's outfit choice on the red carpet.
- Sparked The sudden noise sparked a fear in her heart.
- Sparkled The stars sparkled in the sky on a clear summer night.
- Stacked The piles of books stacked on the desk made it impossible to find anything.
- Stained I accidentally stained my favorite shirt while cooking.
- Staked He staked his claim on the land and set up a fence around his property.
- Stalked The young woman felt like she was being stalked as she heard footsteps following her down the dark alley.
- Starched The steward's starched uniform seemed a bit too stiff and formal for the casual event.
- Stared He stared at his computer screen, trying to find a solution to the problem.
- Starker The starker reality is that the situation is worse than we thought.
- Starkey
- Starkness The starkness of the desert landscape was both beautiful and daunting.
- Starred I starred at my computer screen, trying to come up with the perfect sentence for my essay.
- Started We started our journey to the top of the mountain early in the morning.
- Startled The cat was startled by the sudden sound of thunder outside.
- Starved The wild animals were starved for days before they finally found some prey.
